Cradle cap on babies is usually found on the scalp and behind the ears. It can also appear on the face, armpits and groin area. Cradle cap is fairly common and is usually easy to treat. What is Cradle Cap? Cradle cap is an infant version of seborrheic dermatitis that causes adult dandruff. The crusty, …
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We most often think of cradle cap as occurring on baby’s scalp, but it can also be found on the face and other areas. Babies have soft, delicate skin that is prone to a variety of relatively harmless conditions. Cradle cap on the face can look unpleasant, but it is an incredibly common issue. And, …
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Cradle cap is a common skin condition that impacts nearly 70% of babies by three-months old. The flaking, scaling, and peeling skin on affected areas can be worrisome for parents. Cradle cap, or seborrheic dermatitis, is most common on the scalp and can also affect the skin around the torso, face, and diapering area. It …
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Are you noticing issues with your baby’s scalp? Dry scalps in babies are can be caused by dandruff, eczema, and allergies. However, the most common cause is infantile seborrheic dermatitis. This is commonly called cradle cap. Cradle cap happens. The good news is that it is normal and often treatable at home. Signs of Cradle …
Cradle cap is essentially a form of seborrheic dermatitis, which is notorious for creating oily or crusty patches on the skin that may appear scaly. It typically isn’t painful, but the thick scales can be difficult to remove if not properly treated. Since this is just a simple skin condition, anyone, at any age, may …
Despite its name, cradle cap can happen to children of any age. This term just refers to the version of seborrheic dermatitis that is specifically diagnosed in infants and babies. Toddlers can get the condition, and importunately there are ways to get rid of it. In older teens and adults, seborrheic dermatitis can lead to …
The symptoms for dry scalp and cradle cap can be very similar, especially to non-medical personnel as most of us are. It’s important to know the difference between the two, because each condition should be treated in its own way for best results. Below you’ll learn the difference between these two conditions, so if your …
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